- “How do we get Japanese kids to unmask?” – The mandate is over, but when Japanese kids were asked whether they’d continue masking from the beginning of the new school year, they gave depressing responses, says Guy Gin.
- “WHO to address fallen childhood immunisation by vaccinating millions of children” – Millions of children who missed routine vaccinations during the pandemic may be vaccinated as part of a global initiative launched by the World Health Organisation and its partners, reports the Epoch Times.
- “Evidence of vaccine harm from Dr. Clare Craig is compelling“ – Future historians will have a trove of evidence that will easily contradict the dogmatic assertions of those on the side of the official narrative, says Joel Smalley.
- “A Covid post-mortem” – Though well positioned to weather the pandemic, California instead pursued disastrous restrictions and cracked down on dissent, says John Tierney in City Journal.
- “Dr. Walensky’s dishonourable acts” – Ian Miller has compiled a list of the most dishonourable episodes from Rochelle Walensky’s tenure as CDC boss, starting with her claim that “vaccinated people do not carry the virus, don’t get sick”.
- “Don’t get complacent – the war on meat is only just getting going” – Hairshirt green zealots will never convince people to swap pork for crickets, writes Andrew Orlowski in the Telegraph.
- “Thousands of free electric car chargers pulled from U.K. roads after energy price surge” – Number of chargers offering free electricity falls by almost 40%, according to the Telegraph.
- “Scots favour North Sea drilling over importing oil and gas” – Poll also suggests voters do not approve of the SNP-Green coalition deal, according to the Times.
- “‘You won’t get off the road? That’s a shame.’ Met officer is ignored by a slow-marching Just Stop Oil activist” – A Met Police officer told a Just Stop Oil protester it was a “shame” he ignored requests to move from the middle of the road, reports MailOnline.
- “The Dutch farmers’ revolt is far from over” – The EU’s stringent climate targets are a threat to their way of life, writes John Lee Shaw in Spiked.
- “Net migration predicted to reach twice the pre-Brexit figures” – A record high of 675,000 is being touted for 2023, with some pointing to a steep rise in foreign students and humanitarian visas, according to the Telegraph.
- “Boris Johnson warned Charles he would ‘have to sell Duchy’ if he made a speech on slavery because it could open up the Royal Family to reparation claims” – Charles pressed ahead with a speech on slavery despite a warning from Boris, according to the Daily Mail.
- “Why King Charles must never apologise for the wrongs of history” – No one, neither king nor pauper, should surrender to the jealous god of identity politics, says Brendan O’Neill in Spiked.
- “Police ‘regret’ over Coronation arrests” – The Metropolitan Police expressed regret that six protesters from the Republic anti-monarchy group were arrested before the Coronation, reports the Times.
- “Sunak backs police after criticism of ‘heavy-handed’ Coronation arrests” – Rishi Sunak has backed the Metropolitan Police and said that he was “grateful” for its handling of the Coronation after the force was accused of heavy-handedness in arresting protesters, according to the Times.
- “Woke issues don’t matter to the public, claims Keir Starmer” – Sir Keir thinks Tories have made a “major strategic blunder” on woke issues, reports MailOnline.
- “Universities should be forced to defend free speech” – Universities should be a space for free inquiry and robust debate. Yet, they are failing the public, says Jamie Gillies in the Times.
- “Joanna Cherry tells Fringe club that cancelled her: apologise or I’ll sue” – A feminist MP is taking legal action against a comedy club after it cancelled a show featuring her at the Edinburgh Fringe, according to the Times.
- “New media laws could have ‘chilling’ effect, claims Netflix” – The draft media bill introduced by Lucy Frazer, the Culture Secretary, in March set out plans to make on-demand services, including Netflix and Amazon’s Prime Video, place impartiality requirements on non-news programmes, reports the Times.
- “Starbucks sacks trans worker who accused female customer of being transphobic in ‘confrontation over being misgendered’” – A transgender woman has been sacked by Starbucks after footage showed her berating a female customer and allegedly assaulting a man who filmed the incident, reports MailOnline.
- “Anheuser-Busch CEO blames Bud Light boycott on ‘misinformation’” – Michel Doukeris said there was “misinformation and confusion” that circulated online regarding the company’s partnership with transgender activist Dylan Mulvaney, reports the Epoch Times.
- “Scottish gender bill is a betrayal of young people with dysphoria” – In the Times, Dr. Antony Latham, Chairman of Scottish Council on Human Bioethics, says if we really cared for those with dysphoria, we would oppose any law that absolves us from properly assessing them.
- “The warping of sex education” – Lessons are normalising extreme sexual behaviour and teaching trans dogma as fact, says Joanna Williams in Spiked.
- “The mainstream media has normalised racism against white people” – On GB News, Belinda de Lucy hits out at the BBC for their Coronation coverage, arguing they have resorted to race-baiting.
‘The mainstream media has normalised racism against white people!’
— GB News (@GBNEWS) May 8, 2023
Belinda de Lucy hits out at the BBC for their Coronation coverage, arguing they have resorted to race-baiting.GB News YouTube: https://t.co/Wa58gYGZwF pic.twitter.com/0Zd7ovlDqh
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We are all utter hypocrties. Sometimes its just wallowing in masturbatory self-satisfaction and sometimes it is simply lack of consideration of facts and circumstances. Can we not come together as a group defined as hypocrites? That’s the real test – if you are able to laugh at yourself. Lets face it in your worst moments you were far worse than the people you are criticising and singling out. And if you do that then it it usually to massage your ego one way or another. This is a teaching in spiritual science, avoiding the tendency to do this. It is even spoken about in the gospels.
Speak for yourself
I disagree. You will inevitably be a hypocrite if you have no principles, but merely base your opinions on whatever is the current fashion.
Statements exists independently of the people who made them and conjectures about the hidden motivations why they were made. They stand or fall on their content. People openly speculating about other people’s hidden failings are either trolling or engaging in disinformation tactics. And they usually only communicate information about the one person they’re really intimately familiar with — themselves.
Here’s the shorthand…
The idle (get it?) wokeys are definitely, definitely in favour of illegal immigrants coming to our shores, breaching our borders, helping themselves to state benefits and firmly believe they should be welcomed with open arms.
The idle wokeys are definitely, definitely NOT in favour of illegal queue jumpers coming to their weekend party, breaching the security border to gain entrance and then disrupting said party because its overcrowded, while paying naff all for the experience. They expect the organisers to ensure this never happens again.
What am I missing?
Nothing, I think. It’s always a big difference if they’re gatecrashing your party or the party of someone else. To these guys, Britain is the party of someone else and particularly, of someone elses they don’t particularly like and who wouldn’t ever come to their concerts.
Exactly
Well put
Thanks
Here is an even better acid test. —-If families of migrants covered in headscarves move next door to these people let’s see what happens to their placards with “Refugees Welcome Here” on them
Brilliant comparison by Michael Deacon exposing the middle-class Leftist hypocrisy on immigration! And it has all been done deliberately, forced upon every western nation by the Globalist subversives.
Here are two photos showing the shocking result of the invasion, the Canadian football team in 2000 vs. 2024:
Keith Woods on X: “https://s.w.org/images/core/emoji/15.0.3/svg/1f1e8-1f1e6.svg Canadian football team in 2000 vs. 2024. So tragic. Few countries are undergoing population replacement as rapidly as Canada. https://t.co/YIIJv9qjIO” / X
You know what they say, people become culture warriors because they are too pussy ass to be real warriors. And most of the culture warriors don’t actually do anything. Just wait and see where your types end up when things get really bad. You will be discarded like rubbish. From a survival perspective the first thing to do is disgard toxic rubbish like you.
They beat you and yes now this is an open door country and will contnue to be so. A million new people every year. Get to know them. To love them. Because their sons and daughters will own this land long after you are extinct.
Talk about reading with eyes shut – or trying to.
There are very few if any posting on DS who agree with you and most will fight to stop the immigrants. We don’t want them.
Like when? This has been an ongoing agenda since the 1950s. You wanted cheap labour okay I can understand that. Surely there comes a point where the costs outweigh the benefits? No even cheaper labour. Eastern european labour wasn’t cheap enough lets go for sub-Saharan Africa. Okay you made your money was it really worth it?
No….Rivers of Blood come to mind.
We were never asked. I observe that more and more people are waking up to what is happening so there will be NO ‘getting used to it’.
I think it was Glastonbury 1999 when they were licensed for 105,000 and reckoned they had 250,000 on site. Nearly got closed down by the environmentalists complaining about too much urine in the streams.
In the years after that they built big fences. A bit of an arms race since then.
Yup first Metal Fence was in 2002.
You threw it down the toilet thirty years ago and now you’re all hot an bothered. It is gone forever. All I ask is that you understand that the meaning of Islam is submission. Submisson to what? That is where you as a human being are supposed to pick up on the truth vibrations.
Do you think the band misspelled their name? Because what a totally dumbass name to call yourselves. And their ‘music’s the pits! Still, at least the attendees at this particular music festival weren’t in any danger of getting killed, injured or kidnapped from these ”illegal entrants”, so there is that, what with the amount of Palestinian support evident that weekend;
”The two most bourgeois events in the social calendar — London’s Pride parade and Glastonbury — often coincide. This at least gets them both over and done with tout suite, and removes a small but very disproportionately vocal and culturally powerful layer of the upper-middle-class, away from the rest of us for one blissful weekend.
There is always some defining, desperately cringe, spectacle to emerge from these events. It looked like Glastonbury’s entry this year was to be its inauguration of a “lesbian tent” that was actually full of delusional straight blokes. But that, incredible thought it was, was swiftly superseded by Banksy’s boat.
This was an inflatable model of the kind of inflatable dinghy that regularly crosses the English Channel, complete with inflatable kiddies aboard. It was released onto the crowd, which were appreciating the performance by pop group Idles of their song “Danny Nedelko”, a hymn to open borders which contains the lyrics “My blood brother is an immigrant, a beautiful immigrant” and “He’s made of bones, he’s made of blood/He’s made of flesh, he’s made of love/He’s made of you, he’s made of me/Unity!” Stand back, T.S. Eliot.
Banksy fits in with Idles nicely. For those of us of a certain age, the name is forever connected with Banksy, the love rival of Zammo in mid-Eighties Grange Hill, a youth with a face that you could politely describe as characterful. The actual Banksy is an ex-public schoolboy called Robin Gunningham, a fact which everybody has to pretend they have forgotten. The posh art world values his gruesome “that’ll show Thatcher!” novelty graffiti, because of course it would, and his works have become bankable assets.”
https://unherd.com/newsroom/banksys-glastonbury-stunt-is-the-height-of-phoney-rebellion/
https://x.com/arcticmatt/status/1808161825713705152
“And their ‘music’s the pits!”
I couldn’t agree more and I have very eclectic tastes.
What current pop music do you like, that’s much good? I’m out of touch with current pop music. I think I might like Richard Hawley if I listened to him more. All the other music I listen to is old, the most recent is Adele.
Richard Hawley is a favourite. A brilliant musician and singer songwriter. His music goes up another notch when you see him live but his shows sell out in minutes. He is a ‘must see.’
Favourite band – Editors. I love their music and live they enter another division. My brother didn’t really ‘get’ Editors until he saw them live. He went to Barcelona to see them last year and tells me it was one of the best gigs evah.
Joy Division / New Order – their music will last to eternity. Love ’em.
Listening to “Love will Tear us Apart” as the finale to a gig really does make the hairs on the back of the head stand up. Life confirming.
Radiohead, Talking Heads, Arcade Fire, David Bowie – genius, The Smile, Thom Yorke’s Radiohead offshoot, The Stranglers – great live, Public Service Broadcasting, phenomenal, Public Image Ltd – absolutely incredible live. John Lydon is a star. Portishead – three beautiful albums. Please come back. A bit of Oasis or High Flying Birds, Mumford and Sons, (I know), The Lottery Winners, Skinny Lister – one of the best live bands out there. Fat White Family.
Leonard Cohen, his last four albums, much like Johnny Cash (
) would define a lifetime of achievement for many artists, so heart rendingly beautiful they hurt.
Keane if only for the timeless and beautiful ‘Hopes and Fears’ album.
Kraftwerk – they re-wrote the rules for modern music.
Joan Amatrading – soulful.
Hot Chip, Goat Girl, Gorillaz, Fun Boy Three, Fleetwood Mac, Echo and the Bunnymen, The Doors, of course. Dionne Warwicke.
The Colourfield and the sadly missed melancholic genius of Terry Hall. Check out ‘Virgins and Philistines.’
The Clash, Chris Rea, Altered Images, Alabama 3 – brilliant live when not pissed.
Steely Dan, the fabulous, luscious Stylistics.
Van Morrison.
Wolf Alice.
The sublime XX.
A selection from my Ipod.
Hope that helps. I would think most of these can be found on YouTube.
I would throw in Metallica, Judas Priest, Motor Head (Ace of Spades) Venom (first British Black Metal band) Don’t mind some nineties dance tracks too. As for Electro, try Scratch Massive (French band).
Some good news – UK Column News are back on YouTube, full programmes and subjects by blocs.
Brilliant.
Here’s a taster:
https://youtu.be/6CqF_of48FQ?si=fbQlqBUNWp-bWoEk
How long will they be back on there and is there any point when Russell Brand does all his tasty stull on Rumble.
Ron, I am a UK Column subscriber and they helped massively when this shit show started. Proper journalism.
I pay the fiver subscription too but never seem to be able to view ‘Extra Time’. Not sure why they do extra time anyway, they can just stay there. It does piss me off if the subject is of interest and they say they’ll save it for extra.
https://youtu.be/iFpSmbkWWNs?si=dsbMa50KJ4NKSA_i
Elcom and Ofcom combining to keep Independents out of the elections.
No…surely not.
Actually yes as I know only too well.
“My blood brother is an immigrant”…..He just raped my sister, oh well!
I did security there beck in 2002 and that was the year they put this metal fence around the perimeter. It was boring in the day, had some old woman coming to me asking is anybody has seen her Gate that was obviously used as a makeshift ladder. Night time was manic and my mate, I quote ‘shit himself’ when approached by around 10 guys from Liverpool. Remember on the CB someone asking fir assistance because a cow was giving birth, and someone told him; watch very carefully, it will change your life!
“In fact, the people who have bought tickets should be made to pay out of their own pockets to feed and accommodate all the people who got in without tickets. It’s only fair.”
Reparations?